A Tribute to Avicii | early 2019 | SPEEDPAINT
Reposting some of my favorite paintings from the past year or so. This piece is rather personal to me, all info below the cut from the original description!
Rest in peace, Tim. </3
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A Tribute to Avicii | early 2019 | SPEEDPAINT
Reposting some of my favorite paintings from the past year or so. This piece is rather personal to me, all info below the cut from the original description!
Rest in peace, Tim. </3
#2897 - Pteropus giganteus - Indian Flying-Fox
Also known as Pteropus medius, although the taxonomic nomenclature of the species has been confused for centuries, largely due to Linnaeus calling the Large Flying-Fox Vespertilio vampyrus back in the day, and various writers trying to update the binomials since then.
One of the largest bats in the world, with a 1.5m wingspan. Giganteus is well-earned.
Found across the Indian Subcontinent, including Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Tibet, the Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
Its relationship with humans is complicated - variously culled as fruit-stealing vermin, treated as sacred, hunted for food or as medicine, and as a vector of Nipah Virus where they contaminate date palm sap that is being collected to drink.
Sexually mature after 18-24 months. After a gestation period of 140-150 days, the mother will carry the pup for the first few weeks of life, with weaning after about 5 months. Young bats learn to fly around 11 weeks of age. Enthusiastic providers of oral sex for females and males of their species. Good for them.
Kerala, India.